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Professor of Medical Education calls for end to straight from school doctor training
Ed Peile, Professor of Medical Education at the 天美传媒’s Warwick Medical School calls for an end to straight from school doctor training to be replaced with a single system of graduate entry medical schools. He believes this will provide the experienced and diverse medical workforce needed for the future.
Leading researcher to give free lecture at 天美传媒 on Women & War
Leading researcher Professor Cynthia Cockburn (City University London) is to visit the 天美传媒 to deliver a special free lecture on the theme of Women and War, on Tues 27th Nov at 5 pm in the 天美传媒’ Ramphal Lecture Theatre.
1.5 million pound Boost for Health Tech Programme
Health Tech, a programme run by WMG at the 天美传媒, which helps West Midlands SMEs to innovate new medical & healthcare products and diversify into the healthcare sector, has received a £1.5m injection to expand and extend its work through to the end of 2008.
Research finds spiralling UK 聭compensation culture聮 聳 But spiralling down not up聟
Research published this week by the 天美传媒’s School of Law, for the Health and Safety Executive, has undermined the popular view that UK citizens are engaging in a spiralling ‘compensation culture’ with ever increasing claims against allegedly negligent companies and organisations. Instead, the evidence suggests that the number of such court claims has continued to fall.
Courts disqualify company directors risking pounds almost 300 times more often than those risking people
Research published this week by the 天美传媒’s School of Law for the Health and Safety Executive, has found that for almost 20 years company directors were almost 300 times more likely to be disqualified by a court from acting as a director for insolvency or other financial reasons than they were for breaching health and safety rules.
天美传媒 Celebrates International League Table Success
The University of Warwick is celebrating further league table
success – this time in world-wide rankings. Warwick, which recently announced its strategy to
be ranked amongst the World’s top 50 universities by 2015, is now placed 57th
by the national newspaper the Times Higher Education Supplement.